You’ll have to be attentive to their needs in order to provide them with their favorite treats. Whatever its element (water, air, fire or earth) your baby dragon will need a lot of love and attention to grow and flourish. In the latest installment of the casual and enjoyable My Universe games you get to take on the role of Dragon Caretaker.Īs a new dragon care taker, you’ll be in charge of your very own nursery. The physical version along side it’s Playstation 4 and 5 digital versions will all release on December 1st. Microids has just dropped the digital version of My Universe – My Baby Dragon for the Nintendo Switch. Tommie, from Ordsall, started selling the snacks three years ago after being inspired by TV shows Dragon's Den and The Apprentice.Author: Kevin Austin Category: Articles, News, PlayStation 5 News, PS4 News, PS5 News, Switch News, Date: 25th November, 2022

Teachers say Tommie could face suspension if he carries on smuggling Lucozades, Dairy Milk bars and Doritos through the school gates. What's the point of school? Not banning kids with bright ideas, for a start, argues Fleet Street Fox.

Theo Paphitis said he did the same thing at school, tweeting: 'Did the same aged 14-16 at school, WagonWheels, crisps, CurlyWurlys.

Ban the headmaster.'ĭeborah Meaden said Tommie didn't need a degree in business, adding: 'He's a natural #encouragenotkill', while comedian Jason Manford said the schoolboy was a 'total genius'. A schoolboy threatened with suspension after raking in £14,000 by selling sweets in the playground has been backed by Dragons' Den stars Duncan Duncan Bannatyne, Deborah Meaden and Theo Paphitisīudding businessman Tommie Rose, 15, has made a fortune selling chocolate, crisps and fizzy drinks to pupils at Buile Hill High School, Salford, and plans to put the cash towards his university fees.īut Tommie's business empire is under threat because the school says it breaches their strict healthy-eating policy and he has been accused of running a 'black market' on sweet treats.īut business moguls and celebs have rushed to praise Tommie's entrepreneurial spirit - including Dragon's Den stars Duncan Bannatyne and Deborah Meaden.Īsked by the Mirror if Tommie would impress them in the Den, Duncan replied: 'Yes he would.

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